Novara (a medieval town in northern Spain)

Navarra, located in northern Spain, is a small town with rich historical and cultural heritage. If you are interested in medieval castles, ancient churches and delicious food, then Novara must be a tourist destination you can't miss. Here, you can visit historic castles, churches and museums, taste authentic food and feel the cultural atmosphere of northern Spain.

How to get to Novara?

Take the high-speed train (AVE) from Madrid or Barcelona to Zaragoza, and then transfer to the local train to Novara. The journey from Zaragoza to Novara takes about 1.5 hours, and the fare is about 20 euros.

Visit castles and churches

One of the most famous scenic spots in Novara is castles and churches. Built in the 10 century, the castle was an important military fortress at that time, and now it has become a museum, displaying weapons, armor and tools from the Middle Ages. This church was built in 12 century. This is a Gothic building with gorgeous interior decoration, which is worth seeing.

Taste local food

Novara is famous for its delicious food, especially the local wine and ham. There are many kinds of local wines with rich flavors, which are deeply loved by tourists. Ham is one of the local specialties, delicious and one of the must-eat foods in northern Spain.

Visit the local museum

Besides castles and churches, there are many museums worth visiting in Novara. For example, MuseoCarlosIII Museum displays Novara's historical and cultural heritage, as well as some contemporary works of art ... In addition, there are some museums dedicated to displaying local handicrafts and traditional culture, so that visitors can better understand the local history and culture.